Taxes and tolls

With congestion pressuring most urban and suburban areas in the country and the federal government unable to properly fund normal repairs, no less highway expansion, states and cities recognize that they need to generate new funds for infrastructure. Not only are fuel taxes inadequate for the size of the problem, but as an indirect funding mechanism they also help foster the idea that highway use is “free” and contribute to the congestion problem by hiding the true cost of driving on our roadways. In theory, tolls are a good way to directly connect road use with the cost ...

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